Russia and the World

Since Russia’s G-8 Presidency in 2006, EWI has developed several initiatives to leverage Russia’s influence and aspirations to ensure global security. These multilateral projects include the development of a new Euro-Atlantic security Architecture, energy securty, and public-private partnerships to combat terrorism.

Public Private Partnerships to Combat Terrorism

Since Russia’s G-8 Presidency in 2006, EWI has worked with Russia to build a worldwide security network that engages governments, business and civil society to fight terrorism.

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A New Euro-Atlantic Security Architecture

EWI has been working since the Russia-Georgia conflict of 2008 to explore the effectiveness of existing security arrangements between Russia and NATO and to devise practical proposals to improve them.

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Protecting Terorrists: Lessons for NATO?

Greg Austin argues that U.S. and European leaders should focus on concrete security problems in NATO's new security concept to overcome an apparent decline in NATO solidarity over differences in values.

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NATO Values: Osh, CSTO, Bordyuzha

Greg Austin argues that the crisis in Kyrgyzstan demonstrates the CSTO's role as a critical regional security actor and highlight the importance of closer ties between NATO and the CSTO.

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Sevastopol: Europe’s Date with History

Greg Austin argues that Europe must take advantage of the pause offered by Presidents Yanukovich and Medvedev to negotiate a new security architecture that addresses the “eastern question” of its security.

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Ядерный и ракетный потенциал Ирана

Стечение обстоятельств предоставило Российской Федерации и Соединенным Штатам Америки исключительную возможность изменить отношения друг с другом.

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The Future of the CFE Treaty

This paper by Jeffrey D. McCausland argues for a negotiated compromise to avoid the collapse of the Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe and the current European security architecture.

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Euro-Atlantic Security: One Vision, Three Paths

In a new EWI publication, experts from Russia, Europe and the U.S. discuss and present possible scenarios towards strengthening security on a cooperative basis in the Euro-Atlantic region.

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